Studying in Germany

Made in Germany - all over the world that stands for high quality. This is also because jobs in Germany are usually done very conscientiously and carefully. Punctuality, reliability and care are among the most important values, which is also noticeable in the course of studies. This is one of the reasons why a German Master's degree is so highly regarded internationally. Anyone with experience of the German business world is in great demand in the global financial and economic market. Although the global economy has faced many problems in recent years, Germany continues to be an extremely strong in the economy. The German education system and the careful way in which it operates ensure that Germany is one of the world's leading players in the financial and economic sector, and that many important companies are based here, with which you can make contacts while studying in Germany.

Regardless of religion, origin or gender, performance and commitment are rated here - everyone has the same rights. No matter where you come from, everyone is welcome! In Germany, freedom of religion and freedom of expression are among the most important social values. With one of the best education systems in the world, communication is not a problem as most Germans speak very good English and are very helpful.
 
Germany is a very student-friendly country, and universities are strongly supported by the state and are thus among the best universities in Europe. In addition, unlike most other European countries, foreign students can stay in Germany for 18 months after graduating. Many students use this time to get a job in one of the many resident modern and multinational companies based in Germany. In other European countries (such as the UK), the visa usually expires immediately after graduation. This means that you can concentrate on your studies and graduation without having to worry about your visa.

All of these factors create fantastic conditions that are ideal for creative and free thinking, that is why Germany is arguably the country with the most patent applications in Europe. Further information about the visa in Germany can be found here.

Life in Germany can be very diverse. Vibrant cities with an almost unlimited amount of cultural and leisure attractions are just as attractive as the varied landscapes and beautiful historic buildings.

In the north of Germany are the beaches of the Baltic and North Seas, including the world's largest tidal flats system, the Wadden Sea. The major cities of Bremen and Hamburg are only a few kilometres away, and at low tide you can walk many kilometres across the North Sea to the Frisian Islands. The Alps in the south of Germany form the largest mountain range in Europe. There is so much more to discover and experience in between. Surfing in the Baltic Sea or skiing in winter resorts that are among the most beautiful in Europe. Hiking in the national parks with their natural forests, walking on the almost 3,000 metre high glacier of the Zugspitze, enjoying a cold beer and German sausage at the Oktoberfest in Munich or a weekend in the party capital Berlin - there is no chance of boredom for students here. What's more, countries like France, England and Italy are all within easy reach and relatively cheap to travel to from Germany.

Hardly any other country has so many theaters, museums or such a big music scene. Additionally, Germany also has a low cost of living and a thriving economy. Germany's cities are some of the cleanest in Europe and the whole country has an excellent infrastructure. Punctual and regular public transport and a very safe and responsible road system mean you can get around quickly. Due to strong infrastructure and safe roads, many Germans in the cities choose to cycle in the cities, which is one of the reasons for the pleasant and clean air in German cities.

Interested in studying and living in Germany? Apply now for a degree at the IGC in Bremen!